Survey results from a follow-up to the 2013 National Survey of Digital Humanities in Community Colleges are in.
This week’s featured question: Which of the following do you use regularly in your humanities courses? (“Regularly”= at least once a week in all your classes)
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An institutionally provided course management page or site (such as Blackboard, Web CT, Moodle)
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91.30%
63
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A course website that you developed independently.
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21.74%
15
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Web resources in the classroom or to support curriculum
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72.46%
50
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Blogs or social media in or out of the classroom
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30.43%
21
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Web-based software other than word processing for student production of humanities research projects (e.g., Prezi, Pinterest, Storify, Moviemaker, Omeka, Voyant Tools, etc.)
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36.23%
25
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Use of web-based video or podcasts for lectures
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46.38%
32
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Production of your own audio or video for lectures or student support
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40.58%
28
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Use of digital archives for courses (e.g., Library of Congress Digital Archives, Emily Dickinson Archives, Internet Archive, etc.)
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39.13%
27
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I may occasionally use one or more of the above, but not regularly.
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18.84%
13
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None of the above.
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2.90%
2
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